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American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
http://www.aacap.org
Includes links to meetings, press releases, as
well as information about legislative matters and clinical practice. A
site search under "policy statements" yields statements on newborn
infant adoptions, adolescent pregnancy and abortion, the role of the child
and adolescent psychiatrist in organized systems of care, among others.
American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy
http://www.aamft.org/index_nm.asp
Features a find-a-therapist referral directory
of AAMFT members that allows a search by name, city and distance from
zip code; a families and health section with articles on numerous family
related topics; and a compilation of resources for practitioners, with
conferences, products and training opportunities.
American Counseling Association
http://www.counseling.org
Includes an 800 number to help find a therapist,
links to branches through the United States and 17 divisions within the
ACA, as well as a database of parenting education materials available
from the ACA on-line store.
American Psychiatric Association
http://www.psych.org
Contains a legislative section, a media alert,
an AIDS resource center, and many other valuable features. The APA fastFAX
on-line catalog of documents includes APA fact sheets and other information
for the public.
American Psychiatric Nurses Association
http://www.apna.org/
In addition to information about the association,
this site contains professional resources, a “legislative lookout,”
links to other sites and a listing of the APNA Journal issues, with tables
of contents (the full text is not included).
American Psychological Association
http://www.apa.org
A searchable site with information on publications
and other products as well as APA programs. An animated KidsPsych section
contains books for kids by age group that discuss difficult situations
such as physical disabilities, death, depression and self-esteem.
American Society of Addiction Medicine
http://www.asam.org
This site gathers the latest articles on addiction
medicine and includes abstracts of articles from the latest Journal
of Addictive Diseases. It also includes articles on current topics
in addiction treatment such as the role of managed care, and legislative/regulatory
news.
Clinical Social Work Federation
http://www.cswf.org
This web site is maintained for clinical social
worker members and others interested in CSWF's services that include mailing
lists, liability insurance coverage, conference and workshop information,
legislative alert, and a directory of schools of social work.
The Council for Exceptional Children
http://www.cec.sped.org
Contains information on CEC training programs,
professional standards and accreditation, publications, and public policy
and legislation relating to exceptional children and special education
National Association for School Psychologists
http://www.nasponline.org/index2.html
NASP promotes educationally and psychologically
healthy environments for children and youth through its publications,
its convention and advocacy activities that are highlighted on this web
site. Books available from the on-line publications store include some
that are relevant to younger age groups such as The Sourcebook for
Children with Attention Deficit Disorder; A Management Guide for Early
Childhood Professionals and Parents.
National Association of Social Workers
http://www.socialworkers.org
Publications including Practical Standards and
Clinical Indicators can be found on this site, along with conferences
and other training opportunities. Also included are advocacy and legislative
news.
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Performance Standards 1304.24 http://www.headstartinfo.org/infocenter/mentalhealth/1304-24.htm The Head Start Program Performance Standards are the mandatory regulations that grantees and delegate agencies must implement in order to operate a Head Start program. The standards define the objectives and features of a quality Head Start program in concrete terms; they articulate a vision of service delivery to young children and families; and they provide a regulatory structure for the monitoring and enforcement of quality standards. |
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